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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1969-10-02, Page 1$3.50 're U,S.A, 131.ITSSEL POST, TILURSI)A r, ()C1'015Elt 2nd, 1;1'09 POST PUBLISHINO HOUSE UNITED •CHURCH WOMEN One of the Best Fairg in Years. High Quality Exhibits in All Depts. CRONIN — PLETCH itaeleits et whet , and yellow ea t: In ,ettittp, in Si. Columlnin Roman Catholic Churcit for the marriage of Karen 'Notch and James Daniel Cronin. at two o'clock, Saturday, Septemb- er 20th. 'Monsignor White offic- iated, Tho bride is the daughter of Air, and Mrs. Thomas Pletch of Brus- sels, elr. and Mrs. Albert. Cronin R.,B, Seaforth, art,' 1411'011N of Wedding music wa.; provided by ,1 /4 4s. Vincent, Lane, Mr. "toy Mc- Quaid of Kitchener was the soi,- eist ant! sang On This Day" and "() Perfect Lave" The bride, given in marriage by her taller, wore a ..Formal gown of Pebble peau de sole in empire effect with .edging :of alencon Lice ie two front pallets. and across the empire waist. The ecooe neck- line and chapel train were en- hanced with scallops of matching lace. leer headpiece was rose beds. and petals with bouffant scalloped veil. Sho carriee yellow rose buds and White stephanotis. The maid et hotter, Linda Marten Of Guelph, and ltrideternaidee. Bon- nie Pletch, • sister of the bride, SoannuRegier, sister of. the groom, Kitchener, and Lynne Workman, wore Matching yellow formal gowns in lagodu with ruffled neck- line and three quarter length sle- eves and inverted front pleats, Their headpieces were of match- i.rig roses and face veils. They' carried baq•ucts Of bronze and yellow in U1113.. • .•The Floweegirl, Crystal Smith, neje() or the groont, wore a white formal gown of peau de Hole with: einpire waist outlined with yellow lace trim, She wore a hand of yellow roses in her hair and ear- Heil a basket of bronze and yellow mums. Steve Cronin of Seaforth was his brother's best man. 'Ushers were Jerry Cronin, brother of the groont, Settforth, Don Pletch, brother of the bride, and Ken Mur- ray, Searorth. At the reoeption in Brussels Legion 1-1 all, the bride's mother received the guests wearing an enteimide in silver lures. pink ac- cessories, tiorsage of pink baby roses and matching rosesbuds in. her hair. 'rile groom's mother chose a. lilac .Freitch brocade en- semble with white accessories and corsage of yellow roses. The bride's tra.velling costume for a wedding trip to the United States and points south, Was a blue fortrel dress abd coat enseill- ble with corsage of coral roses.. The couple will reside in Sea- forth, CARD OF THANKS I would like to thank all those who retnembered me with eards acid visits and also thanks to Dr. T3ozyk and the nurses on the 2nd fiber 'while 1 wnii a patient: in 11,Vitghttut 1.)41,Vid PENNINGTON — WORKMAN llonnie Dianne NVarkinan and joint David Pennigton were united in marriage In a double ring ceremony, at 3.30 11.01. on Sa rda y. September 1:t Ui iii Brussels ed Church in a setting of yellow arid white candel- abra and baskets of gladoli and fern. Rev. le L. LeDrew officiated. The bride is the daughter at ' Mr, and his. .1 Cordon Work- man Of Brussels. Air. and Mrs. Jack Pennington, 13russels, are parents of the groom. Traditional wedding music was PHYo(j. by Mi's. Jack Aryans. Miss Linda Wilsou 'was the soloist, Tile bride, given in marriage by her rather, was gowned in floor- length bridal brocade peau de (Amen, styled in A line with em- etre waist, towered round neckline, mid cathedral train. The goeird was trimmed in pearled sequins, adorning sleeves, neckline, and train. She -wore the gift of the groom, dropped earrings, and ear, vied orange baby roses, carnations anti ivy. The maid of honor, Donna Work- man, tester Of the bride, wore lade ]eau de sole ray floor-length: sleeveless A line gown with em- pire waist, Pith bridesmaid's dres- ses were With Grace Lowe wearing bronze, Lynne Workman chartreuse and Barb 'Workman, citron, all trimmed with gold bows and streamers. The flower girl, jacenline Workman, sister of the bride; wore a similar gown in mint green, Brian Workman was the best man. Guests were ushered by Dave Workman, Wayne Lowe, Barrie Currie. Kevin Pennington was the ring eeitrer. For the reception in the Brus- sels Legion :Hall the bride's mother received is a two piece dress and coat ensemble of celery and oyster with matching accessories arid yellow corsage The groom's mother assisted in a. light mauve one piece dress matching acces- sories end orange ice corsage. For a wedding trip to tile East- ern Ithaca States the bride donned a two piece oyster and forest green ensemble with black acces- sories and corsage of orange baby 111111115, The couple will live in Brussels. Guests attended from Coleman. Sat.rnin• Leamington, Niagara Walitteeburg, iKiteeener and tial.gary, Notice To Prospective Brussels. Builders Those who are conteMplating building- in Firtissels should firSt ascertain. the location of cl rains and if there is sufficient space on the lot for a weeping system. Derileoge plans may he seen at the Menicioal Office. Ily so doing they may save themselves embaeras- mete: and unnecessary expeese. Permits are recellred for any blinding cionatrOtion Despite o;tereast meriting skies a patient in Listowel Hospital. and. the intermifteeii /fireat of rain throughout the day, pebble. (-ante to Brussels Fall Fair an Friday and many expressed the opinion. .6.'10 it was the best. Fair in a number of years. Perhaps the continuing rumours of the cessation of small fairs .brought the more than 2000 People to establish their partici- pation, and desire, for the coiltiti- nance of this fair, Jan van Vliet, Brussels Fair president, assured us that alter this year's weess t1-71r1 ec:e will he a lair hare in :10711. h school miracle, with an estim- ated Silo pupils, with their teach- ers, from Centrel Schools of Grey, Walton and Brussels„ marched 'from Victoria •'Pa,rk. • to. the Fair grounds to .the. muse, of..the 'Sete forth High School Band and the feruseels 'Royal. Canadian Legion Pipe Band, The parade was pre-' ceded by the ear carrying the fair president, Reeve R„ Ti. Cousins and R. E. MeileinieYWho officially opened the fair. A number of Don- les,.•and ..parade hol'ses and 'riders. headed the parade,' The marching prizes wont to: 1st Walton, 2nd Brussels, 3rd Grey The president welcotned those ie attendance and ReeVe Cousins speaker, IL E. McKinley M.P. the speaker, Mr. McKinley M.P.. In his remark's Mr McKinley said lie believed fairs were a good thing for the community and the better- ment of agriculture. 13oh Cunningham was M.C, In his usual efficient manner, Livestock exhibits were parti- cularly good. Officers and Directors are to be congratulated on the success of the fair. See inside pages for complete list of prize winners, On Thursday evening a good many people visited the Crystal Palace to see the fine display of indoor exhibits and hear the pm- gram presented by students of the three schools, opening with a. sing- along by Brussels, and numbers by other local talent. The fair concluded Friday night with a dance in the Legion Tfall, attended by a large crowd, 'Winners of the two draws con- ducted. by the Agricultural Sete iety wore Chair and Patin Choirs, Jim Prior. :Blanket; Mrs. Tom Looming o Walton Children's Bates BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT KING' — Joanne and Bill are happy to annonnee the arrival of their daughter, 4.(arla Nadine. in Winghtell and District H08- pH a 1, on Wednesday, Septeniber Girls (6-11) Karen leilworth, Deborah Bate- man, Toatt Peamon Soyt (11104) fgalii0 MO11.101011, Dim 1Vbriti Illenetarry Cbx..,Giuy Stroop (tie), Girls (12-14) Dh Maxine inliec6rAdVoattn,s Blake;. ExHIBtTION CART RACE lee Heat: Uteri Willeamsou. Terry Ettinedge, Arnold Campbell, Bill 'King Heigh Pearson, Clarence . 2nd Ileat: A, Campbell, Williamson, le King. H. Pear- son, C. F11)0d, PONY RACES. Poilies 12 hands & ender: Philips Blake, Ross Batten, Jacques' Workman. Ponies over is hands: Scott Wilson„ Bob Blake:, Rosa Latt en, 13 elan Workman, Ross Somers, Paul Blake. FLAG RACE Burton Bean, Neil Ryan, Paul Blake Scott Wilson, Brian Work- man, Margaret Shobrook. HOLD GENERAL MEETING The general meeting of the Un- ited Church Women was held September 111th at: 6:30 'Members and visitors gathered for a deliclouS pot. luck supper, after which Mrs' Cousins led the grogp in singing familiar hymns, Airs. Barbara. McCutcheon; Mrs. Sarah. Stephenson and Mrs Aral/ smith had rharge of the Worship Service, Mrs. Alton of bncknow was introduced by :Mrs. McCutch- eon. as the guest speaker'. Mrs.. Alton spoke oe Community Friend- ship and visiting-, This was illustrated with Posters with the words eAm T prepared to let Clod guide me into creative and effective ways, in which I can fur- ther the life of my family, The Church and the World". Mrs. Alton closed her very interesting talk with John l.ti, verse 12 and Prayer. Mrs. :McCue:le-eel thanked her and presented a small gift. The preselect.. Mrs, Viola leachati, had charge, of the bus. iness. Mrs, Verna Thomas and errs, Dorothy Ritchie moved we 0.0 not have a Fowl Supper this year, The Thank Offering Service will take place Nov, 2nd, at 11 a.m„ 'Re Fl, LeDrew being the speaker, Two invitations, were received to attend their Meetings, from Mon- erio fr. for Oct, lst and front Mel- fr,^,x00},i t me.e is what rnake:ii you ftwopitkil i1 mint t1 wlint yott it PEOPLE WE kNow James Kerr. is e patiept Wingleun and District, • Hospital. Carl .lacklhi of Trtmvbrittqe sir" NV. (I, Leacb hats ,returned front a Mon tiles holiday with relatives in Seotlaild. David 'Hastings Sr., who bre been a patient in Wingham and District Hospital is home, :Members of the Bruseels Lions Club entertained the residents Of the oniario Hospital, Ooderich, Wednesday night. 1M /T. Par- onto has been a 'visitor With Mr, and Mrs Clark Matheson. flarvey BryanS. PreSton, has been a visitor with his daughter, Mrs. H. Stret:ton anti Mr. Stretton. Mr. and Mrs. D. Whittaker and daughter, Brantford, were weekend visitors with her parents Mr. and Mrs. bong. Titertingwey, Mr, and Mrs, W, Watters add family of Orillia were week-end visitors with Mr, and Mrs: Nick McCutcheon and other relatives. John Thomson, of Dundos a, former Brussels resident (30 years ago, renewed aequeietance here last. week. T-Te is a nephew of the late Robe Thomson. He was ae- compaeied by his wife. 'Mr. abet eire. Larry ''TeOltington of Aylmer and Mr. and Mrs. Don Jacklin of Orangeville visited with their parents Mr. and 'Mrs. leellington. Douglas Cellander of the Oal- la lid er Nflrsing Home, Brussels, was named a Director of the Associated Nursing Homes Inc. or Ontario, al: their recent MIMI al Convention held in Harrillton, Do you have gladoli like these? Clifford Rowland of Grey 'fawn- ship has 3 gladoli spikes that are eie feet high with 15 oe more blooms, and others only slightly smaller. The geese are flying smith these days. Mrs. Eldon Wilson reported a nigh sighted on their way, to at warmer clime last week. The honking of another flight was heard in Brussels Wednesday morning. Mr. and Mrs. 'W. J, Perrie art- tended the WasMan - Bremner wedding at Emmanuel United Church, Windsor, Saturday. Sun- .-any they were present foe the 75th anniversary services at' Centre Road Church where Ree, Dr, Rich- ard Stewart of iNloer St. Janes Church, Loilon, Was gfiest mini- ster. They visited With. Rev, James Perri° of Strathroy amid Mr. and Airs. Harold Parker of Alstibston. erre Kr: ilAttyri Boys (6-8) • ville Presbyterian Church on Oct., Bruce CaX, Lyle Bridge. Paul 311. The ladies accepted with plea van Veen. sure. it \vas moved by Airs. Elsie. Girls (6-8) Parker and 'Mrs Marie LeTh-ew we' Dianne Stephenson, Joanne Mc- have. ear November meeting in Arter, ;Marilyn Campbell, the rOl'al of a Visitation as, in prey- Boys (9-11) ions years. Offering received and Doug Guy, Jiin Cox, Bill Ring, the meetirig closed with prayer.